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looking for Firefox 2.0 extension

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Can anybody provide a download link for the extension that allows new tabs to automatically go to your homepage?

if you make a new tab it's always blank... I'd like it to go to Google instead.

everything out there seems to be for newer firefox versions.

Edited by LostInSpace2012

Can anybody provide a download link for the extension that allows new tabs to automatically go to your homepage?

if you make a new tab it's always blank... I'd like it to go to Google instead.

everything out there seems to be for newer firefox versions.

You mean this one?

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/new-tab-homepage/

If so, click on the "view other versions" link and install v0.3.

:hello:

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that link to "cusser.net" didn't install right...

but then I went to "see complete version history" and scrolled down to version 0.3

and it worked!!!!

Yay. So much less annoying now :-)

thanks

Edited by LostInSpace2012

Yay. So much less annoying now :-)

Could you download and install latest version (0.4.3)?

It should work with your Firefox 2.0.

tabhomepage.zip

  • 4 weeks later...

This add-on also provides the desired functionality for new tabs:

NewTabURL 2.2.3

August 13, 2011

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/newtaburl/

Select the default URL when new tabs are opened. The options are: "A blank page", "The home page", "The current page" or a user defined URL. When there is an URL in the clipboard, it is also possible to open automatically that URL in the new tab. It does function correctly for FF 2 running on win-98.

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